Kamakura, Nikko and Fuji with kanto pass

Greetings all,

I plan to visit this 3 places with my 3 days Kanto area pass, some questions

1.Is the pass Sufficient?
2.I will be staying at Interconinential Tokyo Bay,which route do I use that Is covered by the pass.
3.Is the mono rail covered in this pass?(Takeshiba)

Thanks all for your time!have a great day.

http://www.jreast.co.jp/e/kantoareapass/

Kamakura is 2 stops from Ofuna in the direction of Kurihama. Your hotel is close to JR Hamamatsucho station, which is much more convenient than monorail station unless you go to Haneda Airport.

Correction:

Your hotel is close to JR Hamamatsucho station, which is much more convenient than Takeshiba "Yurikamome new transit system" station unless you go to Odaiba.

I:ve never heard of this pass.

I:m not sure about getting to Fuji with it. Shizuoka is not in Kanto by any definition and is covered by JR central. Though I dont know why you would want to go there. Fuji is an ugly, smelly industrial city.
For Mt Fuji you want Fuji-Yoshida and the like. Not sure about getting all the way there with such a pass, the line to mt fuji is a private line not jr.

Though really you shouldnt worry about such a thing. Trains are cheap in Japan. Local ones especially.

1.Is the pass Sufficient?

Access to Kamakura and Nikko is covered. As for Fuji, it depends where around Mount Fuji you plan to go. The only area in the proximity of the mountain that can be reached with the pass is the Fuji Five Lake region via the Fujikyu Railway Line as shown on the map of the following page:
http://www.japan-guide.com/e/e2361_06.html

@ takeda's ghost - the Kanto pass was introduced in late 2011.